First a strike, then a flood, now two thefts. Is the Beetlejuice 2 film set cursed?
First a strike, then a flood, now two thefts. Is the Beetlejuice 2 film set cursed?
ATF was ‘managing force protection’ for Urban Search and Rescue Teams during rescue operations last week.
Byuma is wanted in Utah for Aggravated Kidnapping, Aggravated Sexual Assault, Forceable Sexual Abuse, and False Personal Information to a Peace Officer.
The day after the founder of the highly successful Woodstock High snowboarding team expressed his opinion about male athletes’ physical advantages, he was called into the superintendent’s office and fired.
For Trump-supporters, “the enemy of my enemy is Kennedy”…unless he wins the Dem primary or runs as an independent, in which case all bets are off.
The State of Vermont extends driver’s license renewals. Amazon donates dehumidifiers and fans. and Billy Graham’s chaplains provide a loving, listening ear to former inhabitants of now-flooded homes.
Sununu not running for reelection; Vt. environmental officials deny Lake Bomoseen milfoil treatment plan; 2018 World Series champion Rick Porcello hosts baseball camp for Boys and Girls Club
Vermont is among 24 states with lagging employment in the “prime working age” of the labor market.
A son of East Calais moved to Georgia, where he enthusiastically published a pro-slavery, pro-secession newspaper.
Keep three school bus lengths betwixt you and them, the Loonwatchers say.
The winners of Vermont’s 2023 moose hunting permits were determined Wednesday, July 19, at a lottery drawing at the Fish and Wildlife office in Montpelier.
“For many deeply religious people, the guilt of having brought that child into this world will last a lifetime.”
A Boston man died of a drug overdose July 7 at the Vermont version of the Burning Man Festival hosted by Vermont legislator Kirk White (D-Bethel).
The trial demonstrated conclusively that an orally administered pill (a DOAC, or direct oral anticoagulant) was as effective in preventing the recurrence of blood clots as injected heparin.
The 2023 Quechee Scottish Games and Festival will be held on August 26 from 9 AM to 5 PM at the Quechee Polo Field, 45 Deweys Mill Road, Hartford, Vermont.
Woodstock works to replace water pipes to end ‘do not drink’ order; Festival of Fools to return to Burlington next month; Summer meals program helps Vt. families after school year ends
The murder suspect in the death-by-strangulation of a Burlington woman was a New American son of a college professor and Planned Parenthood employee.
A Protestant denomination that claims to follow Christ passed a pro-abortion resolution this week that describes aborting unborn babies as “health care” and pro-life laws as “sexual violence.”
Bagpipes, honor guards, and a many police officers in dress uniforms were seen ay Tuesday’s funeral for a teenaged police officer killed in the kine of duty.
The move comes as women’s advocates across the globe push back against the intrusion of biological men into women’s spaces.
“We will have a forward-facing application that they can file an initial claim through, and the difference between today and Wednesday will not change the timeliness,” DOL Commissioner Harrington said.
Haze will continue for most of New England, including all of Vermont, through at least midnight tonight.
“We are excited to work with our partners at the Green Mountain National Forest to highlight some of these unique fishing opportunities through our introduction to fishing programs,”said official.
Despite flood losses, Vermont’s cannabis industry is ineligible for federal aid; Small aircraft makes emergency landing at Lebanon Municipal Airport; Invasive plant species discovered in Burlington
In Vermont we have seen government business delegated permanently to independent companies and sizeable nonprofit organizations in just a few decades.
Scientific environmental debates are important. Breathless news stories about “global average temperatures” and “hottest month on record” are not.
Looking for keys to move a vehicle out of harm’s way, a man re-entered a burning building.
Have you seen this man who robbed a Putney gas station?
Door to Freedom has been launched “to help people make sense of a rapidly changing world, and inform them of efforts by the W.H.O. to govern public health worldwide.”
“Please do not be alarmed by the noise or the armed men (their weapons are NOT loaded) you might see at the doors of the aircraft.” Check.
Religious, non-profit, and State of Vermont organizations are pitching in to help Barre recover from last week’s flooding.
We could have been spending our taxpayer dollars on things like shoring up roads and bridges, strengthening culverts, upgrading sewage treatment facilities, investing in first responders, et alia.
Those flooded out of their homes face a particularly hard time because Vermont is already critically short of inexpensive housing. Some may join the ranks of the long-term unhoused even though they were, literally, staying above water before.
Air quality alerts issued Monday across Vermont, New York as wildfire smoke returns; Officials say Winooski River sewage pipe fix could take another week; Human remains discovered in Colchester Sunday
Will you be the Nathan Hale of our day ? Will you be the Rosa Parks? I’d like to think I would be. But until the test of fire, one cannot really know what one will do.
This is neither about democracy or national security: it is about quick corporate profit.
Leon Delima, 35, of South Burlington is charged with illegally obtaining $17,833 from the Payroll Protection Program in 2021 in Vermont.
Call it a Tale of Two Excavators.
We expect that the excessive flooding and silt will destroy a large share of our produce and livestock feed. In our hilly State, some of our most fertile farmland lies in river valleys. Countless fields of corn, hay, vegetables, fruit, and pasture were swamped and buried.
Campaign for Vermont spells out the details and pros and cons of the controversial bill to raise legislative pay and benefits.
Stymied by the Supreme Court, the Biden administration announced a reduced plan to wipe out federal student debt for “only” 804,000 borrowers.
“it is clear the losses will be catastrophic,” Tebbetts said. “Excessive flooding and silt has destroyed a large share of our produce” and animal feed.
The public will have two opportunities next week to pay their respects to Officer Ebbighausen, who was hired as a patrol officer with the Rutland City Police Department on May 25, 2023.
You’ve never seen debris like this.
Loud blast heard in Russia’s ‘atomic city’; Nigel Farage warns about ‘tyranny’ of cashless society after getting de-banked; Probe opened into FBI targeting of House Intelligence committee staffers during Russia probe
How to steer clear of disaster scams; Iconic yoga statue swept away by floodwaters in Burlington; Waterbury Arts Fest and Block Party postponed
In one short video, Second Amendment news blogger Liberty Doll has succinctly nailed the Daniel Banyai story – both the complex historical perspective, and the latest information on a judge’s warrant for his arrest.
A Barre man is the first person to die as a result of flooding in Vermont this month.
During an inspection of recovery efforts from the Flood of 1927, the normally taciturn Coolidge gushed (for him) love and appreciation for the state of his birth.
The average household income in Vermont’s wealthiest town stands at $127,822. The median home value is $480,400.
Governor Scott has asked the president for federal disaster assistance, while also directing state agencies to provide immediate, tangible help to businesses, communities and individuals.
I thought under-sixteens were old enough to choose live-changing pharmacological gender transition or mutilating surgery.
“Operation Sober Popeye” was the covert military weather modification program to “make mud, not war” during the Vietnam Conflict.
Vermont will experience hail, rain, thunderstorms, winds of up to 50 MPH, flash flooding, and even a tornado 4-8 pm across most of the state, Gov. Phil Scott said today at his press briefing.
There is a lot of work ahead of us — but Barre is resilient and we will come back stronger than ever.
As part of the $650,000 investment, the university is funding a full-time, year-round position for an editor of student stories with the Community News Service at UVM.
Biden’s nominee to Chair the Joint Chiefs of Staff now faces formal Inspector General complaints over his pledge to promote and hire subordinates based on race.
The 12 separate offices in the Vermont Legislature will soon have their very own budget development staffer.
Sewer line break dumps untreated wastewater into Winooski River, Lake Champlain; Vermonters granted access to out-of-state insurance for flood damage; Cambridge store gives away food to community
Supporting small farms and supporting cows – that is a winning environmental triumph which conservatives must make their own.
Tate Holtzman of Cambridge died of accidental drowning, authorities say.
Johnson, just east of Jeffersonville, also was heavy hit by flooding. Both are Lamoille County towns with significant higher elevations on both sides.
Vermont will be on the hook for a quarter of the federal disaster relief package coming our way due to the flood.
“One of the biggest selling points for me is the fact that teenagers do work and they do pay taxes,” said Daims. “And we are a country built on the foundation of ‘no taxation without representation.’”
Of its roughly twenty major floods in the last two hundred-plus years, the flood of November 3-4, 1927, was one of the most devastating.
A business advocacy group hopes hard-strapped health insurance consumers will contact the Green Mountain Care Board about projected double-digit rate increases.
There’s still non-flood news happening in Vermont.
Authorities say they were notified of a nude man in a van, exposing himself in a lewd way to people at the fishing access on Route 302.
The water level at southwestern Vermont dams was high, but not record high, when seen by one eyewitness.
The winner will be drawn July 18.
By a narrow vote, the Orange County town of Fairlee (population 988) has approved retail cannabis sales.
Transportation, agriculture, and downtowns all have taken a hit in this week’s flooding.
The hard-hit Barre-Montpelier area could suffer worse flooding if expected rains Thursday and Friday require Wrightsville Dam operators to open the floodgates.
More known and suspected terrorists are apprehended at northern border than at southern border by a margin of 5-1.
Another release on low bail for Christopher DeGreenia. Last time it was gun and cocaine charges. This time, it’s a car theft charge. Both times he was ‘in violation of condidtions.’
Burlington police are trying to determine how and why Kelly Cusson was found dead in a secluded part of a downtown street.
Roger Stone says Donald Trump won’t tell him what’s in the remaining classified files about the death of JFK – but someday, we’ll all know.
A high-end bike is missing from a Cambridge home. If you’ve seen it, call the state police.
If a book wouldn’t make it past a parental control content blocker, it probably doesn’t belong in a school. That’s not banning, it’s making a decision about what’s appropriate for children.
The two traditional parties don’t like each other but they don’t want any opposition to their duopoly either.
There won’t be any traffic on I-89 through Berlin and Montpelier until the waters recede and the freeway is inspected for safety.
The first floor of some downtown Barre businesses and homes are flooded, as is this motel parking lot.
“There’s a lot of power in accepting, in acceptance,” Sen. Peter Welch said near the end of a Senate hearing in which swimmer Riley Gaines complained about having to share locker rooms with a biological male.
Evacuations in southern Vermont, but no reported fatalities from today’s flooding.
A 22-year-old Randolph man died after he shot himself following a high-speed chase, police say.
Stamp prices are going up starting Sunday; Vermont wranglers, riders headed to nationals; New rules take aim at illegal parking at Huntington Gorge and other hot spots
Assuming the rain ends (big assumption, we know), we expect plenty of people to head outdoors when fair season gets underway later this week.
We are “One Race, the Human Race” and we all behave the same ways, for good and bad.
From a family of cops, Jessica Ebbighausen wanted to be a police officer since she was nine years old.
Britain always seems to be one step ahead of the United States – for good or for worse. And in this case, it isn’t good.
Beware flooding through Monday evening.
Fish and Wildlife urges Vermonters to take proactive steps to prevent bears learning to look for food near people, especially in densely populated areas.
PETA is implicitly calling for millions of livestock to be euthanized (and/or never created by terminating breeding) in the name of saving them. This also applies to domestic animals.
Flood watch issued for large parts of Northern New York, Vermont; Sec. of the Interior Deb Haaland to highlight Vt. conservation efforts; Countdown for 12th annual Mad Marathon
The incident occurred at about 2:45 p.m. when the child was walking in an area adjacent to an outdoor splash pad at the resort and fell into the below-ground storage tank filled with water.
Black Hole Hollow Farm: Not exactly a working farm with cows and pigs, but more of an equestrian and drinking facility frequented by artists, espionage agents, and Princess Margaret. Really.
This year, the Div. for Historic Preservation and the Vermont State Society Daughters of the American Revolution are dedicating the 250th Patriot marker commemorating our Revolutionary War Patriots.
Food assistance for local produce available statewide.
Program will make electric transportation more equitable and accessible for Vermonters.
Drug use in downtown Burlington persisting, city shares how tourists and residents are being kept safe: Fireworks crew accidentally torches their truck
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